Opinions P.M.: How Biden gets his ‘electability’ back

Politicians often overlook Asian American voters. They shouldn't, especially in 2020.; Greece voted populism out. Now it has to make sure it doesn't return.

How Biden gets his 'electability' back He really may be the most electable. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more Politicians often overlook Asian American voters. They shouldn't, especially in 2020. Asian American voters are an increasingly powerful group, but they're often left out of the political conversation. That's a mistake. By David Byler · Read more   Greece voted populism out. Now it has to make sure it doesn't return. As the populist myths about the causes and possible solutions to Greece's crisis have been revealed as delusions, the fuel that sustained extremism has been depleted. By Yannis Palaiologos · Read more   How Trump and the GOP plan to ruin the U.S. health-care system If the Affordable Care Act is ultimately deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, millions of Americans will lose their health coverage. By Helaine Olen · Read more   Public opinion on abortion is turning away from Republicans Will they overturn Roe v. Wade now that they have the chance? By Paul Waldman · Read more   Tucker Carlson embraces hateful nativism in attack on Rep. Omar Lawmaker came to the United States as an immigrant and found an imperfect place. That's enough to trigger the condemnation of one Fox News host. By Erik Wemple · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Ross Perot didn't win, but he did change America His quirky campaign forced Bill Clinton to refocus and adjust on many issues. By Paul Begala · Read more   The British ambassador was right about Trump The diplomat called Trump "insecure." Trump just proved him right. By Editorial Board · Read more   Are Republicans having a ball with your health care insurance? Have they come out ahead? By Tom Toles · Read more   The Plum Line GOP lies and bad faith are set to unleash an epic health-care disaster If listening to them doesn't make you feel like you're going mad, you aren't paying attention. By Paul Waldman · Read more   Why America's longest-ever expansion may keep on going Good news for Trump's reelection chances. By Robert Samuelson · Read more   Trump Republicans help Democrats yet again — this time on abortion Democrats aren't on board with a rollback. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   In this Louisiana courtroom, statistically improbable jury pools give prosecutors an advantage In Calcasieu Parish, 763 people could be picked for a jury this summer. Only two are under the age of 29. By Radley Balko · Read more   The Plum Line New disclosures about lewd Trump video reveal his mastery of the GOP A new book details the remarkable GOP closing of ranks behind Trump — foreshadowing today's wreckage. By Greg Sargent · Read more   A federal judge uncovers the Justice Department's ethical morass U.S. District Judge Jesse M. Furman did his job. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   CNN debate rules: Mostly good. Only mostly. Some of this will help make the debates more informative. By Jennifer Rubin · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get The Cybersecurity 202 newsletter PowerPost's daily guide to cybersecurity news and policy, by reporter Joseph Marks. Sign Up

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